Additional Disclosures And Disclaimers Regarding Water Bodies and Common Turf Areas Sample Clauses

Additional Disclosures And Disclaimers Regarding Water Bodies and Common Turf Areas. By acceptance of a deed to a Residential Unit, each Owner shall conclusively be deemed to understand, and to have acknowledged and agreed to, all of the following disclosures and disclaimers:
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Additional Disclosures And Disclaimers Regarding Water Bodies and Common Turf Areas. (A) Portions of the Property are located adjacent to or nearby Water Bodies, and adjacent Common Areas (“Water Bodies/Turf Areas”). In connection therewith: (a) the water facilities, hazards, other installations located on the Water Bodies/Turf Areas may be an attractive nuisance; (b) operation, maintenance, and use, of the Water Bodies/Turf Areas may result in a certain loss of privacy, and will entail various operations and applications, including (but not necessarily limited to) all or any one or more of the following: (1) the right of the Association, and its employees, agents, suppliers, and contractors, to (i) enter upon and travel over the Property to and from and between any one or more of the Property entry areas, and portions of the Water Bodies/Turf Areas, and (ii) enter upon the Property to maintain, repair, and replace, water and irrigation lines and pipes used in connection with Water Bodies/Turf Areas landscaping; (2) operation and use of noisy electric, gasoline, and other power driven vehicles and equipment, on various days of the week, including weekends, and during various times of the day, including, without limitation, early morning and late evening hours; (3) operation of sprinkler and other irrigation systems during the day and night; (4) storage, transportation, and application of insecticides, pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, and other supplies and chemical substances (all, collectively, “chemical substances”); (5) parking and/or storage of Vehicles, equipment, chemical substances, and other items; (6) irrigation of the Water Bodies/Turf Areas, and supply of water facilities thereon, with recycled or effluent water; (7) ”overspray” of recycled or effluent water and chemicals onto the Property; and/or (8) recreational users from time to time may shout and use language (or bodily motions or gestures), which may be distinctly audible (or visible) to persons in the Property, and which language (or bodily motions or gestures) may be profane or otherwise offensive in tone and content; (c) play on the Water Bodies/Turf Areas may be allowed during all daylight and/or evening hours, up to and including seven days a week; (d) play on the Water Bodies/Turf Areas may result in damage to the Property, including, without limitation, damage to windows, doors, stucco, roof tiles, sky lights, and other areas of the Residential Unit and other portions of the Property, and damage to real and personal property of Owner or others, whether outdoors ...
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